Doing Feminisms in the Academy
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Doing Feminisms in the Academy

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Explore the transformative potential of feminisms in academia with “Doing Feminisms in the Academy.” This collection of essays by Radhika Govinda, Fiona Mackay, Krishna Menon, and Rukmini Sen examines the challenges and dilemmas faced by feminist academics in India and the UK. Covering topics like identity, pedagogy, and knowledge production, this book is essential reading for anyone interested in feminist studies and promoting equality in higher education. 9789390514533

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  • ISBN-13: 9789390514533
  • Publisher: Zubaan Publishers Pvt Ltd
  • Binding: Paperback
  • Language: English
  • ISBN-10: 9390514533
  • Publisher Date: 30 Sep 2021
  • Height: 200 mm
  • No of Pages: 330

9 reviews for Doing Feminisms in the Academy

  1. Name –

    I appreciated the diverse perspectives offered, especially regarding the challenges faced by feminist academics. A thought-provoking read!

  2. Anirudha Gorai –

    Insightful collection of essays, but at times felt a bit too academic and theoretical. Still, a valuable contribution to feminist discourse.

  3. Kaushank Verma –

    A must-read for anyone working in feminist studies. The Indian and UK perspectives provide a unique comparative lens. Highly recommend!

  4. Abhay Kumar Rajak –

    An eye-opening look at the realities of doing feminist work within academic institutions. Honest and engaging essays. I will definitely recommend it.

  5. Yash Verma –

    This book offers a crucial examination of feminist challenges in academia. Some sections were more engaging than others. But overall, a valuable resource.

  6. Rahul Singh –

    Some essays were stronger than others. Overall, a worthwhile exploration of feminisms in the academy, though a bit uneven.

  7. Vridhhi Jaain –

    While the book tackles relevant topics, I found it somewhat repetitive in places. Still, the research is solid and the arguments are well-developed.

  8. Harsh Ojha –

    Really enjoyed the discussions on pedagogy and knowledge production. Important work, though could be more accessible to a wider audience.

  9. Hrithik Sujil –

    The book brought up important points about identity and representation in academia. However, it was a bit dense at times. Some concepts need more clarification.

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